Getting Lost: Who Is Richard Alpert?
Now that the Man in Black's identity has been made plain (well, sort of), some people from the Temple are not too happy about it, especially Richard Alpert (Nestor Carbonell), who was knocked out by him in the season premiere of Lost. So who came to the island first — the smoke monster or Richard? Carbonell drops a hint. Plus, Michael Emerson and Terry O'Quinn discuss the possibility of their characters' redemption this season. Is that even available for the real Locke? It could be if he returns to his body, which O'Quinn says is a possibility.
Lost's Nestor Carbonell on Season 6's power struggle
Also, we reveal a major spoiler, thanks to behind-the-scenes photos snapped on the set in Hawaii...
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Lost's Nestor Carbonell on Season 6's Power Struggle
Over the decades on Lost, there has been a constant battle for control of the island. Whether it's been the Dharma Initiative or the Hostiles, one constant has remained: Richard Alpert (Nestor Carbonell). With a Richard-centric episode on the horizon, TVGuide.com spoke to Carbonell about all the things we we will find out about his character: where he came from, why he doesn't age and whether he might finally take control of the island...
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Amazing Race's Jeff and Jordan: We Fought A Lot
While many Amazing Race contestants wait months — sometimes years — to get selected for the globe-trotting reality series, Big Brother sweethearts Jeff Schroeder, 31, and Jordan Lloyd, 23, only had to wait days. "Just a couple days after Big Brother ended, production came up to us and asked if we were interested in doing Amazing Race," Jordan, who won Big Brother 11 last summer (Jeff won fan favorite), told TVGuide.com. "We didn't hesitate. We were like, 'Yeah, we'll do it!' I don't really travel that much, and I know that I probably would never go to another country by myself, so I knew it would be something fun to do." See what else we can expect from the couple this season, and what it will take for them to do another show. The Amazing Race 16 premieres Sunday at 8/7c.
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Judge: Charlie Sheen Allowed to See Wife
Charlie Sheen appeared in a Colorado courtroom on Monday where a judge adjusted a protective order, allowing the actor to be in contact with his wife, Brooke Mueller, The Associated Press reports.
Charlie Sheen arrested on domestic violence charges
Sheen, 44, was arrested on Christmas Day after police responded to a 911 call reporting a domestic-violence situation at a house in Aspen, Colo. On Monday, prosecutors filed charges of...
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Gary Coleman Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor Charge
Actor Gary Coleman pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal mischief in conjunction with a domestic violence charge, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Gary Coleman arrested for outstanding warrant
The April 18 incident involved an escalating argument between Coleman and his wife, Shannon Price, defense attorney Randy Kester told The Associated Press. Coleman was arrested on Jan. 24 for...
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The Office Baby to Arrive Early
Pam (Jenna Fischer) and Jim (John Krasinski) will welcome their little bundle of joy a week early on The Office.
Initially planned as two special episodes over two weeks, NBC is now airing the birth of baby Jam as one hour-long show on...
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to Sue Over Split Claims
Hollywood power couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are taking legal action against a British tabloid that reported the couple was going to break up, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Celebrities encouraging donations for Haitian relief efforts
The News of the World, a British tabloid, claimed that Pitt and Jolie had...
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Chuck Spies Christopher Lloyd for Guest Role
Christopher Lloyd will guest-star on an episode of Chuck later this season, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Lloyd, whose casting was first announced by the show's co-creator Josh Schwartz via Twitter, will play...
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Iraq War Critic John Murtha Dead at 77
John Murtha, an influential congressman and Iraq war critic who drew scrutiny for his wheeler-dealer ways, died Monday after suffering complications from gallbladder surgery. He was 77.
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Brothers & Sisters Casts Young Walkers For Flashback Episode
Brothers & Sisters has locked in three guest stars for an upcoming flashback episode that shows the Walker siblings as teenagers, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
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Early reports had tween heartthrob Joe Jonas playing a young Tommy Walker (Balthazar Getty), but a scheduling conflict forced him to back out. Taking his place will be Make It or Break It's Cody Longo...
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Damages Boss: "We're Doing Something We've Never Done Before"
Damages continues its riveting third season with an episode that does things a little differently.
Damages: Tate Donovan reacts to the season premiere's shocking twist
"We're doing something we've never done before in the series: The entire episode takes place in one night," co-creator and executive producer Todd Kessler tells TVGuide.com. That's right: There will be none of the show's trademark flash-forward timeline jumps...
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Dr. Conrad Murray Pleads Not Guilty
Dr. Conrad Murray pleaded not guilty after being charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.
Murray surrendered at a Los Angeles court Monday afternoon, shortly after prosecutors filed a complaint saying that Murray "did unlawfully, and without malice, kill Michael Joseph Jackson."
Bail was set at $75,000, three times the amount the charge usually carries, according to the Los Angeles Times. If convicted, Murray faces up to four years in prison.
Superior Court Judge Keith L. Schwartz also ordered the Grenada-born doctor to...
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Letterman to Announce Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Cover Model
Following his Super Bowl promo featuring Jay Leno and Oprah Winfrey, David Letterman will reveal ...
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Obama Wants Live, Televised Health-Care Summit
President Barack Obama's last Q&A session with Republicans went so well he wants to have another — this one televised live, for half a day, with the focus on health care.
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André Leon Talley Replaces Miss J. Alexander on Top Model Judging Panel
When André Leon Talley joins America's Next Top Model as a judge, he'll be replacing "Miss" J. Alexander, according to Women's Wear Daily.
Talley has decided to join the modeling competition show now that it's established. Tyra Banks had asked him to join at the start of series. But he declined.
CW's midseason schedule revealed
"At that point, I said no because ...
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Howard Stern: Idol Would Be "Best Thing That Happened to Me"
Howard Stern says filling Simon Cowell's seat on American Idol would be the "best thing that happened to me" — but he would have to make "a ton of dough. "
"Yeah, I would do that show for $100 million," Stern told his Sirius satellite radio listeners Monday, reports TheWrap.
According to a TVGuide.com poll, 69 percent of users thought Stern should replace Cowell, while the rest opposed the idea.
"It might be possible, we'll see, "said Stern. "They'd have to pay me ...
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VIDEO: Simon Cowell Releases "Everybody Hurts" for Haiti Relief
Simon Cowell has released his fund-raising single "Everybody Hurts," which is accompanied by a documentary about the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti.
Stars to re-record "We Are the World" for Haiti
Mariah Carey, Rod Stewart and ...
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Ratings: Super Bowl Becomes Most-Watched U.S. Program Ever, Beating M*A*S*H Finale
If you watched Super Bowl XLIV, you're part of TV history: The game beat the M*A*S*H's finale to become the most-viewed TV program ever in the United States.
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Sunday's matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts drew 106.5 million viewers. The M*A*S*H series finale, which had 105.97 million viewers, held the viewership record for 27 years.
This year's Super Bowl audience was up 8 percent over last year's game, which was watched by 98.7 million people...
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The Shield's Michael Chiklis to Play Superdad in New Pilot
The Shield star Michael Chiklis will play the patriarch in Greg Berlanti's ABC drama pilot No Ordinary Family, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
ABC greenlights Greg Berlanti drama
Chiklis will play ...
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Lost Star Tapped for Hawaii Five-O
Looks like Lost's Daniel Dae Kim will be staying in Hawaii.
Kim has been tapped for a role in the CBS reboot of Hawaii Five-O, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Lostie will play ...
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Late Show Executive Producer: We Wanted Conan for Super Bowl Promo, Too
The Letterman-Leno-Oprah Super Bowl promo had everyone buzzing during the big game, but, according to Late Show executive producer Rob Burnett, the threesome might have been a foursome — with Conan O'Brien.
Super Bowl: Doritos dominates; Saints win
"There was an initial thought of having ...
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TV Guide Network to Air Exclusive Precious Special
On the heels of the film's six Academy Award nominations, TV Guide Network will air an exclusive one-hour special on Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire.
Hosted by veteran TV personality Tanika Ray, Precious: The Story Behind the Movie documents ...
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9 Scooplets from the Life Unexpected Cast: Weddings, Blowups and More
Now that Lux (Britt Robertson) and Life Unexpected have found a home on the CW, it's time to dig into what's next for the family that puts the "fun" in dysfunctional. TVGuide.com caught up with the cast, who revealed what's ahead, including a possible wedding, some radio station antics and a huge blowup that will find a character on her own for a while...
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Cuddy Shows She Does More Than Put Out House Fires
If you thought Dr. Cuddy's (Lisa Edelstein) sole purpose was to put out House's fires, Monday night's Cuddy-centric episode of House will give viewers a glimpse at the myriad issues the dean of medicine faces on any given day.
"Sometimes you see complaints that people don't think that Cuddy's very good at her job. But I don't really think they know what her job is," says Edelstein. "Now you get a really clearer view of that."
House snags Lost's Cynthia Watros
In the episode titled "5 to 9," viewers will see ...
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Queen of Castle, Stana Katic, Reveals Beckett's Softer Side
If Nathan Fillion is Castle's king, Stana Katic is the queen. And in recent weeks, the hit procedural comedy has turned its focus on Katic's character and her back story — mainly, her mother's murder.
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Katic, who plays Detective Kate Beckett, tells TVGuide.com that she enjoyed getting some resolution — she now knows the killer, but not who hired him —and promises there is more to come.
"It was really a smart way to drop more information but not fully resolving it," Katic says. "I think it is going to be a driving force as we continue to move on. They'll definitely be dealing with it — probably not in the next couple of episodes. But I'm sure before the season's end, we'll get another big bombshell regarding that story line."
More important, Katic says, was the introduction of Beckett's family life...
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Heroes Finale Preview: Showdown at the Carnival
If Heroes' previous season finales have taught viewers anything, it's that they can expect to see most of the superpowered good guys come together to bring down the villain.
Heroes: Will Lydia's death spell disaster for Samuel?
Robert Knepper, who plays this season's power-hungry, carnival-leading baddie, Samuel, promises more of the same in Monday's Season 4 send-off. But for Samuel, it's no more Mr. Nice Guy.
"Samuel never went up to Hiro [Masi Oka] and Peter [Milo Ventimiglia] and said, 'You're going to work for me.' He made them realize something about themselves that they needed to realize and hopefully they would thank Samuel," Knepper tells TVGuide.com. "There was this manipulative approach that didn't work out how he wanted it to work out. In the end, he's going to say ' ... I'm going to get you back. I'm going to show you my true colors — you're now working for me.' And if they don't, there's going to be a price to pay."
Claire Bennett (Hayden Panettiere) and her father (Jack Coleman) have already gotten a taste of what Samuel's willing to do ...
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Super Bowl: Doritos Dominates; Saints Win
The Who rocked a laser light show, Letterman played nice with Leno, and the New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV, 31-17.
In between all the action, there was a surprising appearance by Jay Leno and David Letterman in a Late Show promo in which the two...
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Miley Cyrus Heads Up Online Celebrity Auction for Haiti Relief
Miley Cyrus is organizing an all-star online auction to help raise money for the Haiti relief effort, according to People.
"Ever since the earthquake, I've been trying to do my part to help the people of Haiti — and I wanted to do more," Cyrus, 17, told the magazine.
Stars to re-record "We Are the World" for Haiti
Participants can bid on items including ...
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Dear John Knocks Avatar Down From Box-Office No.1
Dear John has dethroned seven-week box-office champ Avatar.
The James Cameron sci-fi story fell to No. 2 with the debut of Dear John, which raked in $32.4 million over the weekend, according to The Associated Press.
Avatar, Hurt Locker top Oscar nominations
Avatar managed to hold strong with ...
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Carrie Prejean Engaged to NFL Quarterback
Former Miss California Carrie Prejean and St. Louis Rams quarterback Kyle Boller are engaged, E! News reports.
Carrie Prejean calls Larry King "inappropriate"
The two got engaged in ...
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